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A view of an area in the Hararge region which is
covered by the project. A view of an area in the Hararge region which is
covered by the project. An example of soil erosion. An example of soil erosion. Check dams built on hill slopes to keep rain waters
in check and thus avoid soil erosion. Soil conservation measures include, besides terrace
cultivation and check dams building, sorghum and maize planting
which helps firming up of the soil. Soil conservation measures include, besides terrace
cultivation and check dams building, sorghum and maize planting
which helps firming up of the soil. Soil conservation measures include, besides terrace
cultivation and check dams building, sorghum and maize planting
which helps firming up of the soil. Soil conservation measures include, besides check
dams building and sorghum and maize planting which helps firming
up of the soil, terrace cultivation. Soil conservation measures include, besides check
dams building and sorghum and maize planting which helps firming
up of the soil, terrace cultivation. Soil conservation measures include, besides check
dams building and sorghum and maize planting which helps firming
up of the soil, terrace cultivation. This man is in charge of
maintaining the terraces in the region of Sidamo. One of the main components of the project is to
provide the farmers with inputs such as seeds. One of the main components of the project is to
provide the farmers with inputs such as seeds. Women hoeing a field in the district of Sidamo.
Women hoeing a field in the district of Sidamo.
A dam on the Nego river which forms part of the
irrigation system built by the project at Boku, near Ferdis, 22
kilometres from Harare. Note the gabions, stones lining the river
bank and being kept together by a metallic net. This irrigation
scheme will benefit farmers of cooperatives in the area. A dam on the Nego river which forms part of the
irrigation system built by the project at Boku, near Ferdis, 22
kilometres from Harare. Note the gabions, stones lining the river
bank and being kept together by a metallic net. This irrigation
scheme will benefit farmers of cooperatives in the area. An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
co-operative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters.
An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
cooperative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters. An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
cooperative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters. An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
co-operative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters.
An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
cooperative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters. An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
cooperative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters. An irrigation scheme in the fields of a farmer's
cooperative near Boku, which exploits the Nego river waters. Workers clearing a tertiary irrigation canal. Workers clearing a tertiary irrigation canal. Workers clearing a tertiary irrigation canal. Workers clearing a tertiary irrigation canal. At the Service Co-operative of Hulahara, maintenance
of tractors bought for the farmers' co-operative. The purchase
was financed through a project's loan. At the Service Co-operative of Hulahara, maintenance
of tractors bought for the farmers' co-operative. The purchase
was financed through a project's loan. At the Service Co-operative of Hulahara: oxen bought
through a loan from the project. The pilot co-operative credit
fund component provides the establishment of a revolving fund
for on-lending to peasant farmers, primarily for oxen loans. Ploughing with oxen bought through project loans.
The pilot co-operative credit fund component provides the establishment
of a revolving fund for on-lending to peasant farmers, primarily
for oxen loans. A grain mill financed by the project. A woman from the region of Sidamo, coming out from
the grain mill financed by the project. Women outside of grain mill, financed by the project,
where they have taken their maize for grounding. Women outside of grain mill, financed by the project,
where they have taken their maize for grounding. Women entering a grain mill financed by the project
where they take their maize for grounding. The store depot of a service cooperative where
grinded grain is being bagged. A man keeps track of the quantities.
Women collecting water at a river. Sanitation is
an haphazard risk because of animals watering at the same river.
Women collecting water at a river. Sanitation is
an haphazard risk because of animals watering at the same river.
Women after collecting water at a river. Sanitation
is an haphazard risk because of animals watering at the same river.
Women collecting water at protected springs where
pipes allow the flow of clean and safe water from the mouth of
the spring to the water point. Woman collecting water at protected springs where
pipes allow the flow of clean and safe water from the mouth of
the spring to the water point. Woman collecting water at protected springs where
pipes allow the flow of clean and safe water from the mouth of
the spring to the water point. Woman collecting water at protected springs where
pipes allow the flow of clean and safe water from the mouth of
the spring to the water point. Woman collecting water at protected springs where
pipes allow the flow of clean and safe water from the mouth of
the spring to the water point. Close-up of a woman carrying water back to the
village. Children carrying water back to the village. Women and children carry water back to the village.
Village scene in the Sidamo region. Pit latrine built in the villages under the rural
health and drinking water component. Note IFAD and BSF stamping
on the cement. Pit latrine built in the villages under the rural
health and drinking water component. Pit latrine built in the villages under the rural
health and drinking water component. Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Community health centres, financed under the rural
health component, are manned by paramedics trained by the project.
Here mothers bring their children for checking and treatment.
Oxen market scene in the Shewa region. People rest under the shade of a large tree in
the Shewa region. A basket showing a sort of onion from the Shewa
region. Oxen are bought through loans from the project.
The pilot co-operative credit fund component provides the establishment
of a revolving fund for on-lending to peasant farmers, primarily
for oxen loans. Close-up from a young man from the Shewa region.
School children lining up before going in excursion.
School children lining up before going in excursion.
View of a big village in the Shewa region. A girl fills her water jug at a protected spring
near Waya, in the Wolayta Awraja. About to leave the spring after having filled the
jug at a protected spring near Waya, in the Wolayta Awraja. Children filling water jugs at the protected spring
near Waya, in the Wolayta Awraja... Women sifting teff, the preferred foodgrain of
Ethiopians; Alamata in the Wollo region. Farmers using cattle to thresh teff, to separate
grain (which falls on the ground) from chaff; chaff is put aside
and later used to tatch the roof of huts. Women and children manning a water hand-pump at
Gurumo Wayda in the Sidamo region. Farmers using cattle to thresh teff, to separate
grain (which falls on the ground) from chaff; chaff is put aside
and later used to tatch the roof of huts. Women collecting water at an unprotected well in
Bugie near Damot Galle. Women collecting water at an unprotected well in
Bugie near Damot Galle. |
Women pumping water at a small village to fill
their jugs in Alamata, in the Wollo region. Two girls fill their water jugs at a protected
spring near Waya, in the Wolayta Awraja. Pit latrine built in the farmers association village
of Gurmu Kosha Damot, near Sodo Zuria. Filling jugs with water at the World Vision International
camp for drought refugees in Alamata. Pit latrine built in the farmers association village
of Gurmu Kosha Damot, near Sodo Zuria. Jugs lining up around the dry fountain waiting
for water to come. A health agent delivering medicines to a patient
in the Health Station of Bugie, near Damot Galle. Farmers using cattle to thresh teff in Alamata,
Wollo region. Farmers using cattle to thresh teff in Alamata,
Wollo region. Farmers using cattle to thresh teff in Alamata,
Wollo region. A health agent examining a patient at the Health
Station of Bugie, near Damot Galle. Farmers winnowing teff in Alamata in the Wollo
region. A health agent advising the patient's parents at
the Health Station of Bugie, near Damot Galle. A health agent after having examined the patient
at the Health Station of Bugie, near Damot Galle. At a medical check up at the World Vision International
camp for drought refugees in Alamata. Mothers take their children
to have their weight and height controlled. At a medical check up at the World Vision International
camp for drought refugees in Alamata. Mothers take their children
to have their weight and height controlled. Women of the village of Gurmu Kosha Damo, near
Sodo Zuria in the Wolayta Awraja in the Sidamo region, on their
way to their daily job in the fields. Pit latrine built in the farmers association village
of Gurmu Kosha Damot, near Sodo Zuria. At a medical check up at the World Vision International
camp for drought refugees in Alamata. Mothers take their children
to have their weight and height controlled. Scenes of sorghum harvesting. After the sorghum
ears are picked up, they are taken to a collecting point. Workers at the automatic bagging machine; Seed
Cleaning Plant of the Ethiopian Seed Corporation. Scenes of sorghum harvesting. After the sorghum
ears are picked up, they are taken to a collecting point. Cabbage cultivation watered with water collected
from a nearby pond. Cabbage cultivation watered with water collected
from a nearby pond. Children on a field at Adeno-Haike, near Dessie.
Workers at the gravity separator where grain seeds
are separated according to weight; Seed Cleaning Plant of the
Ethiopian Seed Corporation. A woman of a peasants association collecting water
from a water pond to irrigate a nearby cabbage field. A woman of a peasants association collecting water
from a water pond to irrigate a nearby cabbage field. Workers at the automatic bagging machine; Seed
Cleaning Plant of the Ethiopian Seed Corporation. Cabbage cultivation watered with water collected
from a nearby pond. Wife of a farmer living in a desolate spot, about
7 kms from Kobbo, in the Wollo region. Mobile seed cleaning machine of the Koffele seed
cleaning plant. It can travel to distant communities to clean
seeds after threshing operation. The machine, which also mixes
insecticide and fungicide with grain, can be powered either by
electricity or oil. Mobile seed cleaning machine of the Koffele seed
cleaning plant. It can travel to distant communities to clean
seeds after threshing operation. The machine, which also mixes
insecticide and fungicide with grain, can be powered either by
electricity or oil. Wife of a farmer living in a desolate spot, about
7 kms from Kobbo, in the Wollo region. Mother and child in front of their hut in a desolate
spot, about 7 kms from Kobbo, in the Wollo region. Using clay to make pots. This woman lives in a
desolate spot near Kobbo in the Wollo region. Using clay to make pots. This woman lives in a
desolate spot near Kobbo in the Wollo region. This boy is one of the drought refugees of the
World Vision International Camp at Alamata. He carries a report
on his health status. Farmers preparing the ground before teff threshing
operation in Alamata, Wollo region. The ground is being swept
to take away as much dust as possible and then water will be poured
slowly on it to create a hardened surface. Mobile seed cleaning machine of the Koffele seed
cleaning plant. It can travel to distant communities to clean
seeds after threshing operation. The machine, which also mixes
insecticide and fungicide with grain, can be powered either by
electricity or oil. Farmers living in a desolate spot, about 7 kms
from Kobbo, in the Wollo region. Farmers living in a desolate spot, about 7 kms
from Kobbo, in the Wollo region. A site in Oda Agu, near Babile, where four pit
latrines are under construction. A site in Oda Agu, near Babile, where four pit
latrines are under construction. A newly built latrine being used at Oda Agu, near
Babile. A farmer harvesting teff with his son at Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the project to drought
affected farmers who had used for human consumption the teff grain
set aside for seed. A farmer harvesting teff with his son at Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the project to drought
affected farmers who had used for human consumption the teff grain
set aside for seed. A farmer harvesting teff with his son at Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the project to drought
affected farmers who had used for human consumption the teff grain
set aside for seed. Women on their way to a water spring near Fedis,
about 20 km from Harrar. Women on their way to a water spring near Fedis,
about 20 km from Harrar. A farmer with his son form heaps of teff at Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the project to drought
affected farmers who had used for human consumption the teff grain
set aside for seed. A farmer with his wife and son standing beside
harvested teff at Adeno-Haike, near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed
by the project to drought affected farmers who had used for human
consumption the teff grain set aside for seed. Two workers cutting stones for lining an irrigation
canal of a small scale irrigation programme supported by the project
at Boko, near Fedis. Note dam in the background. A farmer holds some harvested teff at Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the project to drought
affected farmers who had used for human consumption the teff grain
set aside for seed. A farmer holds some harvested teff and a sickle
at Adeno-Haike, near Dessie. Teff seeds were distributed by the
project to drought affected farmers who had used for human consumption
the teff grain set aside for seed. A sorghum plantation in Adeno-Haike, near Dessie
in the Wollo region. Workers carry cement slabs to be used to build
a pit latrine in the farmers association village of Oda Agu, near
Babile. Workers carry cement slabs to be used to build
a pit latrine in the farmers association village of Oda Agu, near
Babile. With her children in front of a sorghum field in
Adeno-Haike, near Dessie in the Wollo region. The programme finances the supply of forked and
blade hoes and pickaxes to farmers; on account of the decimation
of oxen herd because of the drought, farmers have to resort to
hand methods. The programme finances the supply of forked and
blade hoes and pickaxes to farmers; on account of the decimation
of oxen herd because of the drought, farmers have to resort to
hand methods. Women farmers, wives of project beneficiaries,
provide the labor in the construction of the small scale irrigation
project. They move the stones cutted by other workers to men who
are lining the bottom of a catchment basin. Girls ready to help with sorghum harvest in Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie in the Wollo region. Women farmers, wives of project beneficiaries,
provide the labor in the construction of the small scale irrigation
project. They move the stones cutted by other workers to men who
are lining the bottom of a catchment basin. For the construction of a small scale irrigation
project at Boko, near Fedis. Cement tubes which will be dug vertically
in the basin bottom to realize a syphon-like system. Some girls draw water from a pump at a shallow
water well near Egu, in the Hararge region. Two farmers working at small channels to irrigate
a field of chilli pepper cultivation near Haike lake . Two farmers working at small channels to irrigate
a field of chilli pepper cultivation near Haike lake . Two farmers working at small channels to irrigate
a field of chilli pepper cultivation near Haike lake . Two girls draw water from a pump at a shallow water
well near Egu, in the Hararge region. Farmers carrying water pipes which bring irrigation
water to a field of chilli pepper cultivation near Haike lake.
Women farmers, wives of project beneficiaries,
provide the labor in the construction of the small scale irrigation
project. They move the stones cutted by other workers to men who
are lining the bottom of a catchment basin. Standing beside an euphorbia tree in Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie in the Wollo region. Her husband died on account of
the famine caused by a drought. Standing amidst a sorghum field in Adeno-Haike,
near Dessie in the Wollo region. Women farmers, wives of project beneficiaries,
provide the labor in the construction of the small scale irrigation
project. They move the stones cutted by other workers to men who
are lining the bottom of a catchment basin. A farmer trained by the project presses cement
into molds for slabs needed in the construction of ventilated
improved pit latrines for the 300 families of the farmers association
village of Rare Chilalo, in the Hararge region. One of the ventilated improved pit latrines built
under the BSF-funded health component of the project at Egu, a
village near Kombolcha. One of the ventilated improved pit latrines built
under the BSF-funded health component of the project at Egu, a
village near Kombolcha. |
